October Fall Classic
Lot 1174:
Description
A fantastic piece of early 20th-century medical technology, this large milli-ammeter was built by the Victor X-Ray Corporation of Chicago, a pioneering force in the early days of radiology. This gauge would have been a critical component of an early X-ray machine, and its robust, industrial design is a testament to the quality of scientific instruments from this era. With its large, easy-to-read dial and impressive size, it makes for a striking display piece for any collector of scientific instruments or fan of steampunk design. The unit shows considerable cosmetic wear from use, including scratches, scuffs, and paint splatter on the black housing, along with tarnishing on the metal bezel, but in wonderful condition overall. H 10″, W 9″, D 3.5″.
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